Attainia
TCO & Financial ModelingHTMwire assessment
Attainia, now part of Revalize, is web-based capital equipment planning software for healthcare. Its PLAN-IT Project tool automates and streamlines medical equipment planning, budgeting, tracking, and reporting, backed by an equipment catalog of more than 80,000 SKUs with spec sheets and verified MEP information. It is used by hospitals, health systems, equipment planners, suppliers, and GPOs to manage capital equipment projects and budgets.
Key Features
- ✓ PLAN-IT Project equipment planning tool
- ✓ Capital equipment budgeting and tracking
- ✓ Equipment catalog of 80,000+ SKUs with spec sheets
- ✓ Project reporting and decision tracking
- ✓ Workflow for planners, suppliers, and GPOs
What It Helps You Do
What Sets Them Apart
Capital equipment planning software paired with an 80,000-plus SKU healthcare equipment catalog with verified MEP spec data.
How Attainia Uses AI
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Key Numbers
- ▪ 80,000+ catalog SKUs
- ▪ Founded 2001
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does Attainia software do?
Attainia is web-based capital equipment planning software. Its PLAN-IT Project tool handles medical equipment planning, budgeting, tracking, and reporting, backed by an equipment catalog of more than 80,000 SKUs with spec sheets.
Does Attainia model total cost of ownership (TCO)?
Attainia focuses on capital equipment planning, budgeting, and reporting. A dedicated TCO modeling module is not explicitly described in its public materials, so we could not verify standalone TCO functionality.
Who owns Attainia?
Attainia is part of Revalize, which acquired Attainia Holdings in a deal announced in August 2021. It was originally founded in 2001 in Mountain View, California.
Who uses Attainia?
Attainia is used by hospitals, health systems, equipment planners, suppliers, and group purchasing organizations (GPOs) to plan and budget capital equipment.
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